In response to popular demand (OK, one guy with questionable judgment), I am pleased to present the long-promised photos of my completed lanai ("luh-NYE," rhymes with - uh - nothing, really). The caulking adventure took place about 30 inches above the painting on the wall. Here's the view looking west:
And east:
And a detail shot of the dining area:
Yes, those are little ceramic birdies on the chairs. And a hard-to-photograph shot of Judy's neon flamingo:
The neighbors are especially fond of that last one.
And the caulking job? Well, the roof still leaks, but only during tornadoes.
Newt
Sunday, April 24, 2011
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LOVE the ceramic birdies on the chairs. The neon pink flamingo, not so much (sorry Judith). I think it's a Florida-thing. I do, however, love the cheap plastic flamingos sold at the Orchard Supply Hardware store.
ReplyDeleteNice job on the lanai. Let's hope for no tornadoes.
Hi Cissy
ReplyDeleteNot a Florida thing so much as a Judy thing. Most of her collection (I know, I know...) is less - um - assertive than the neon.
The tornado ripped through about 3 weeks ago, touching down 100 yards away. Took out some trees and a couple of roofs (not mine). Tornadoes, as you know, are fatally attracted to trailer parks, which is why trailer parks now cluster under an assumed name: "mobile home communities.'
I LOVE the neon flamingo! It's something I can have a lot of fun with.
ReplyDeleteFriends of ours put 50 pink flamingo statues in a neighbor's yard to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. If only I had that neon sign!
OK, so we've established that you're a tacky-flamingo girl, while itsmecissy favors those classy ceramic birdies. A psychologist could have a field day with this.
ReplyDeleteThere are lots of places to order the neon birds on-line. $50 is a good price for the 17-inch connoisseur's model.
I'm into tacky on occassion.
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